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  • RE: Reindex minimally logged - Does not work

    Carl Federl (4/22/2010)


    The log files growth is the same as when it is in full mode

    Do you mean the size of the database log file ( ldf extention) or the...

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  • RE: Reindex minimally logged - Does not work

    pshaship (4/22/2010)


    I

    see that you are rebuilding when > 30% fragmented and reorganizing < 30% - but are you limiting that to only tables with more than 1000 pages?

    why only...

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  • RE: Reindex minimally logged - Does not work

    Largest is 4.9Gig

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  • RE: Reindex minimally logged - Does not work

    I have 2000, 2005 Ent and 2008 Ent.

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  • RE: Reindex minimally logged - Does not work

    Thanks for the suggestion on how to do reindexing but I still have the problem. It is very important in my enviroment to find a solution to this problem.

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  • RE: Reindex minimally logged - Does not work

    Yes I do. This is only a problem with logshipping databases. I only have 4mb line to offsite.

    I think I saw something once that said if some backup is running...

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  • RE: SQL Job

    Sorry here is the full select

    use master

    select * from sysprocesses where spid > 50 and program_name like 'SQLAgent - TSQL JobStep%'

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  • RE: SQL Job

    Hi

    The next step is to check the sysprocess table. Look for something like "SQLAgent - TSQL JobStep............" ...

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  • RE: SQL Job

    Try this script and see if the job is still in the table:

    select * from sysjobs

    What kind off condition are you looking at. Here I am thinking that there could...

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  • RE: Reindex minimally logged - Does not work

    The log files growth is the same as when it is in full mode. I see logfiles that grow up to 18 gigs in one hour while reindex is happening.

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  • RE: Archiving an area of an enterprise sized SQL server 2005 DB

    Hi

    For the sp that use the table you can run the following script.

    select name from

    sys.sql_modules join

    sys.objects on sys.sql_modules.object_id =

    sys.objects.object_id

    where definition like'%tablename%'

    order by name

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  • RE: SQL Job

    1. Where did you setup the Alert?

    2. What version suppose 2005

    3. Check - select * from sysalerts in msdb

    4. Is it perhaps logshipping

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  • RE: Log shipping and Reindexing issue

    Add step to the Reindex job to run logshipping backup job and then you can use DBCC shrinkfile to shrink the log file. You can also put the DB in...

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  • RE: Sub table implimentation problem

    Hi

    I found the answer after a bit of trile and error.

    thanks

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  • RE: #VALUE! when exporting report to XLS (only)

    Thanks for the work around. Must be some kind of MS bug.

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